Pygalgics: n.: [from Greek pyge rump + algos pain + -ics, implying system, study or method] the study or the technique of being a pain in the butt.

cf.
Pygalgia: n.:[from Greek pyge rump + algos pain] a pain in the rump. (This one can be found in a good medical dictionary)
Pygalge: n.:[from Greek pyge rump + algos pain] one who practices at being, or that which is, a pain in the butt.
Pygalgism: n.:[from Greek pyge rump + algos pain + ism, implying a philosophy of system of beliefs] the belief that it is desirable to be a pain in the butt, or at least to have some of them at work in society at large.
Pygalgist: n.:[from Greek pyge rump + algos pain + ist, implying a practitioner or follower] one who subscribes to pygalgism.

This site was originally based on the content of Rebert's Rules of Ordure.
It has been expanded to provide a link to my WWII-airplanes history site Legends in Their Own Time, a compilation of material from WWII-contemporary magazines, and a link to a showplace for my observations and comments that don't fit neatly into the definitions format I used in Rebert's Rules of Ordure.

The intent of this site is not so much to espouse any particular idea or philosophy as to cause the reader to reconsider things he feels he has always known, or, in some cases, just to enjoy the word play.